Stahls, Dalco or Twill USA are good options.
Custom Applique Letters?
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hi lawaughn,
are you talking about die-cut letters that come in little plastic packs and you inventory them in a special box ? .... you do the " Old School Style " application where you lay down 1 letters at a time on shirts ?
If so, you will do great with these types of letters in a retail store, customers like to watch.
Just make sure your street retail store is NOT next door to the guy that makes Pizza in his store front..... he will defenetly steel the show.
LOL
btw, Josh provided good resources.
are you talking about die-cut letters that come in little plastic packs and you inventory them in a special box ? .... you do the " Old School Style " application where you lay down 1 letters at a time on shirts ?
If so, you will do great with these types of letters in a retail store, customers like to watch.
Just make sure your street retail store is NOT next door to the guy that makes Pizza in his store front..... he will defenetly steel the show.
LOLbtw, Josh provided good resources.
your sig reads " most important Have Fun "
doing lettering that way.... you will have fun. It's a blast actually, you can arrange the letters in all types of ways, sometimes even the customers lay the letters themselfs how they want, and you just press them down.
Trust me, when word gets out that you allow customers to arrange the letters them selfs at your retail front...... you will get more business....guaranteed.
doing lettering that way.... you will have fun. It's a blast actually, you can arrange the letters in all types of ways, sometimes even the customers lay the letters themselfs how they want, and you just press them down.
Trust me, when word gets out that you allow customers to arrange the letters them selfs at your retail front...... you will get more business....guaranteed.
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